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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-05-01
oHERIrrs SALEM cHANoERY OF NEW JRR-

OHERIFFS SALEM CHANCRRY OF NEW JER-
y SEY.
Between Lydia oonklins Administrator. eom-
plainant, and George S. Riggs and wife, defend
ants.
ri. fa.. for sale Of mortgaged premises,
Returnable May Term, 1887.
A. b. Dayton, Solicitor.
By virtue of The above stated writ to nae directed
and delivered. shall sell by public vendue ct J..
NJ Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, No. At Mont
gomery street Jersey CITY, on
Thursday, tie Nine tenth day OF May, A..
d. 1887,
at two oclck in the afternoon all the following
described land and premises with the appurteH-
ances, being the same described in said writ that
is to say:
All that certain let. piece parcel of land to-
gether with the frame dwelling hodse erected
in the County of Hudson and State of New Jersey,
which map filed in the office of the Clerk
(now Register) of Hudson County, entitled map of
Lafayette, one mile from Jersey City ferry, Had
son county, N j. is designated as that part OF lot
(22 twenty two, in block 8, bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at point in the northwest
erly line of Pine street, distant one hundred and
fifty feet southwesterly from the southwesterly
line of Maple street, thence running north westerly
parallel with Maple street hundred feet; thence
Dorhe asterly parallel with Pine street sixteen Cd
feet and eight inches Is in; thence southeastern
parallel with Maple street to- through and beyond
party wall standing partly on the premises here
adjoining northerly thereto one hundred feet 10
Pine streets thence southwesterly along the line Of
Pine street sixteen 16 it, and eight inches to the
point or place of beginning.
Dated March H. 1887.
FERDINAND HEINTZE, Sheriff.
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SOCIETIES AND LODGES.

Washington Council 0. O. F.. met last wednes-
day evening at Roche's Hall.
william Nichols has taken the place of Thomas
Butler as Collector of Jersey City Council, No. 6s,
A. L. of Fl.
Jersey City Lodge. No. "a, Odd Fellows, has par
chased u complete outfit of paraphernalia to be
used in comforting the degrees, at cost of $70o.
Judgs W. 8. Weed was appointed Wednesday
evening by Court PAvonia No. $780, as delegste 10
the High Court convention. which will be held at
Chicago the week beginning August 9th.
James Allardyce was chosen last night by Court
Bergen, No .992, Order of Foresters, as deligat
TO the High Court Convention, to be held at Chi
Gage August 9Th. P. ]. Kinlen was chosen alter
nate
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ENrERrArNaaESzs.

Nearly one hundred couples ASSEMBLIES in Henk-
els Casino, on Paissde avenue last Monday even
ing to participate in the first annual calico ball of
the Star Dramatic Association. of the Heights The
hall was decorated with excellent taste. and the
toilets of many of the ladies were beautiful. Prof
r. Roede furnished good music to whieh the
guests danced until an early hour. The following
persons were In attendance; Misses B. Dingman, L
Mccartney. K. Banks Kapf, D 0ustus, Liffers. L.
Pfieffer, A. Roth NJ Slipper M F, Roth, NJ. Trapper.
B. Saltonveick, L. Wegnereich, ". Robb, M. Ron.
A. Henke Schaffer, McNally, 8. Loonan, K.
Bother, Kornel. A. Kemp, A. StrAus, o. Otterman,
A. Corblsy, NJ Turner o. Lamp NJ. Clsirmont, F.
Calfuron, Gland aud II. Trapper: Messrs. II.
Heiney, ]. Kobb d. H. Heiney, n. Wagner. A.
Banks P. Lifers P. Bother. @. Stuhr A. Miller H.
Smith, A. K<l1, r. !. Henkel,C. Tiedeman, F.Weg-
mar. A. Melchoir, I. Ebel, O. Farrell. G. Msor. o.
Meiderick, s. Burgess. W. Henry, J. Weiteraeld. e
Liffers. F. Hoffman. H Dyer. H Meyer.J. Corbley.
g. Feibleman. F. Roede. Q. Stuhr, D. Lamb. o.
Dral e, s. Il. Burke and G. Meyer; also MIR, and
Mrs. r. G. Lax and Mr.. and Mrs. R. ASSET. The
reception oom pitee WAS composed of Messrs. r.
g. Lax. j. J. Muller, ]. Koob, @. Farrell, II. G.
Meyer and ]. +. Wssterheld. August Kohl was
floor manager, and was assisted bv Messrs Corb-
ley, Heiney, Liffers, Tedsman, Stuhr, Holman,
Jaeger, Bomeman. F. J. Hsnkel and W. Hsnkel.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
AN ORDINANCE.

TO AUTHORIZE THE PAvoNIA HORSE RAIL
road Company to lay double track of iron
rails IN Ninth str et in Jersey City.
The Aayor and Aldeymsn Of Jersey Oily de ORDERS q,
toRo,os
SECTION 1. That the Pavonia Horse Railroad
Company is hereby granted permission to lay a
double track of Hanged or fat iron rails in Ninth
formerly dividing Jersey City and the City of Hud
son.
SECTION 2. That all resolutions. conditions and
boen given to said company to lay track tracks
in streets of Jersey City, shall apply likewise to
the track or rail which is hereby permitted to
be laid, and said track shall be laid under the d
rection of the Committee on Streets.
Passed April co. 1887.
M. j, o'RoURKL, President.
JOHN z. SCOTT, City Clerk
Approved April 26, 1887.
oREsgEs CLEVELAND. Mayor.
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CHERIFFs SALEM CHANoERY OF NEW
y Jersey.
Between Margaret Tappan, ct al :, compliments.
and Edward murphy. ct ais. defendants,
Fl. ia. for sale Of mortgaged premises.
Returnable May Term, 1887
Williams & Cowles, Solicitors.
BY virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, shall sell by puonc yendue. atJ.
M. Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, No. A. Mont
gomery street, Jersey City,
Thursday, the Second day OF June, A. D.
1887,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon all the following
described land and premises, with the appurten-
ances, being the same described in said writ. that
Is 10 say:
All that lot or parcel of land and premises stu
ate, lying and being in Jersey City in the County
of Hudson and State Of New Jersey, which on
map filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of said county
showing the partitions of lands in Jersey City
among the heirs of John B. Coles, deceased, is de-
signated lot number nineteen (19l, block one
hundred and sixty-two bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at a point in the easterly line
of Erie street. distant fifty 50 feet northerly from
the noriheastsrly corner formed by the intersec-
ton of Erie and North Fifth (sow Thilkeenth1
streets; thence ~ northerly along the easterly line
of Erie street twenty ve 1857 feet; thence l31 cast
erly and parallel to North Fifth now Thirtoenfh)
street hundred 900 feet; thence (Sl southerly
parallel to Erie street twenty i've f25l feet tlefce
AZ westerly parallel to North Fifth NOV ThlN
teenth street one hundred 00) feet to the eastery
side of Erie street. the place of beginning, being
the same premises conveyed IL Edward Murphy by
Dewitt Tappan and wife aud Eliza I. Coles by
deed dated June 9th, 1868. and recorded in Book
172 of Deeds for Hudson County, page $40. and be-
ing the same premises described in a mortgage
made by Edward Murphy and wife to Margaret
Tappan recorded in Book 80 Of Mortgages page l2l,
etc.
Dated March 90. 1886
FERDINAND HEINTzE. sheriff.
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AN ORDINANCE

ITO AMEND GAN ORDINANCE REGULATING
the use of streets, sidewalks and public
GROUNDS in Jersey City, passed March II. 1874.
The Mayor and aldermen Of Jersey CITY do Ordain as
fotoaos.
SECTION l. That the twenty-second section of
the ordinance passed March II, 1874, entitled
IAN ordinance regulating the Of streets, side
walks and public grounds in Jersey City" be
amended by adding the following words: But the
Board of Aldermen may, by resolution, authorize
any person or persons. or its Committee Streets
to cut down. trim or remove any tree now standing
on any public street or place"
Passed April 26, 1887.
JOHN X. SCOTT, City CLERK.
Approved April 2S, 1887.
ORESTES CLEVELAND. Mayor.
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cHrR1Fr.s SALEM oHAscsnY OF nsv

CHERIFF's sALR-N oHANc4RY OF NEW
y Jersey.
Between the Provident Institution for Sayings in
J. G. complainant and James I. Hough, ct al, de-
fendants.
Fl. Fa, for sale Of nortgaged premises
Returnable May Term A. d. 1887
Peter Bentley, Solicitor.
By virtue of the above stated writ to rae directed
and delivered, shall sell by public vendue at j.
M. Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, No. AZ Mont
eomery street. Jersey City on
Thursday, the Fifth day of May, A. D.
1887,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon all the following
described land and premises. with the appurten-
ances being the same described in said writ that
is to sal
All that certain lot of land and khe dwelling
house thereon to be erected situate in Jersey City
aforesaid, is butted and bounded as follows VIZ:
erson, formerly Prospect street. distant seventeen
feet four and third inches southerly from the
southeasterly corner of Henderson and Fifth
formerly South Fourth, streets; thence easterfy
and parallel with Fifth street eighty feet; thence
souLherly and parallel with Hende rson street slx
teen feet and one-third inches; thence westerly
and parallel with Fifth street eighty feet to the
easterly side of Henderson street, thence northerly
along the easterly side of Henderson street sixteen
feet six ard one-thrd iucbes to the place of begin
ming said lot being I6 feet 13 inches wide by So
feet Deep being feet 1095 inches OF the northerly
part of lot No land feet ~ inches Of the south
eriy part OF lot No. a. in book No 17G on the city
map made by r. O. Bacot and fronting On the east
erly side Of Henderson street.
Dated February %, 1887,
FERDINAND HETNFzB SheriE.
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SHERIFF Sales.

CHERIrR SALEM oHAEoRRY OF NEW
- JERSEY.
Between Celia Dickinson. complain nut, and
Mary Coleman 81 ais. defendants.
ii, Fa.. for sale Of mortgaaed premises,
Keturnable May Term 1857.
II. ". Winfield, Solicitor.
~ virtue OF the above stated writ to me diEested
and delivered, l shall sell by public venaue at J,
A. Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, To- ~ Mont
gomery street. Jersey City. on
Thursday, the Fifth day of May, A. D.
1887.
At two O'Clock in the afternoon, ali the following
described land and premises with the appurtens
ances being the same desert bed in said writ that
Ia TO say:
ALI that certain lot Of land and premises situake.
lying and being in the city Of Jersey City in the
County of Hudson and Stats of New Jersey. and
which ION map OF the property of Dudley 81
Gregory and David Henderson, showing the livi-
sion Of the same between then, maze By Andrew
Clerk oity surveyor, and recorded in the Clerks
Office Of the said County of HudsonJ is known and
distinguished as lot numbered seventy nine. No.
T9) in block numbered sixty one teI) fronting on
Montgomery street, and being twenty five feet
wide in front and rear and one hundred feet deep
each side.
Dated February 20. 1887
FERDINAND HRINTzE, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALES.

CHERIFF's SALEM CHANcERY OF NEW
y JERSEY.
Between Elizabeth P. Butts. Trustee, complain
ant, and William c. Traphagen ct al, defendants.
FL Fa. for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable May Term, A. ID. 1887.
Collins Il Corbin, Solicitors
The sale ander the above stated writ stands ad-
journed to
Thursday, May &c, A. D. 1887,
at John M Gibson's Real Estate aud Auction
Rooms. No. AZ Montgomery street, Jersey City, at
o'clock p. m.
FERDINAND HEINTzE. Sheriff.
Dated April as A. D. 1887.
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@UB GOSSIP.

The new club house of the Bsrkely Club will be
opened Ma Ar ,sption VIII be held. which
W mined to tn members Of the club and
cir families, presid of other prominent clubs
an represe- OF the press.
a 4s,-.ar meeting of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club will be held in the club rooms. No. 293
Henderson street, on Monday evening, May I'd. at
O'Clock.
Members are hereby notified to attend meeting
OF St. Michaels Literary and Dramatic Union on
Monday evening May I'd, at o'clock, in the
Noyes Estate Building, corner Erie street and Pa
yonia avenue.
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WEDDING BELLS.

Last Monday evening Miss Mary N Jswett was
by Rev Il. L. Stoddard, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother. No. n Linden
avenue. The ceremony was performed in the pre-
Sc ice OF the relatives and particular friends OF the
contracting parties The couple afterwards LETT
for their future home in Fargo, Dakota.
Miss Helen Mayer, daughter OF H. j. Mayer. OF
IA Sussex place, was married TO Mr; harry mayer,
Of BROOKLYN, last Sunday evening. at the residence
of her father the ceremony being performed by
rev. DR.. Sporter OF Brooklyn
Last Sunday evening Mr.. Patrick Carroll. super.
intendent of the Jersey City and Bergen Railroad
stables, was welded to Miss Annie Cannon, at st.
Patricks Church, the Rev. Father Hennes.y per.
forming the ceremony. Among those who attended
the reception, which was held after the ceremony,
were; Alderman Jewkes and wife, Mrs Joseph
Eager and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Wesley OF New
York; James Wheelihan. Assistant superintendent
Beatty and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanders mr.
and Mrs. George Savage and others
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The dust and mould that has accumulated dur
ing the past winter must now be swept away and
your dolnicile enlivened anew Get your paint,
oils and brushes from Wood Nsnagh, l5s
Newark and I76 Payonia avenues.
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For all those articles necessary to every good
housekeeper. go to the great house-furnishing
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A CARD.

70 an who are suffering from the errors and In
dissredons of youth. nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood. etc, VIII send pooape
shat WIKI cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered b! miasionery in Sonth
AneTSea. Send self-atsdAassed oaseADpe TO kae
BHv. JosRRa 7. ksAEAN Station D. New yosk Ck3s.
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B. AND L. ASSOCIATIONS.

regular meeting of the Industrial Mutual
Building and Loan Association was held in ORA
matte Hall. Monday evening, Subscription books
for new series were opened and number of the
new shares were taken.
The Greenville Building and Loan Association is
in fourishing condition Since its incorporation
in 1875 Greenville No. 1 has made 127 loans on
bond and mortgage, aggregating $685. so. The
incsrporAt0rs of this association Messrs.
Richard Routh, VIM Zimmerman, Gee. +. Kraus
Robert (s Brown, Augustus Thau, Ww L. Amer.
man, George Cheseboro, John Collins, George Il.
Rohr and Edward III. Dodd.
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NEW YORK THEATRES.

XMALLACKS, Broadway and 3oth Street.
w Sole Prop. and Man'r... Mr.. Lester Waliaek
Monday, Wed. and Friday Evenings and
Saturday Matinee.
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS.
Tues, Thurs. & Saturday Evenings and
Wednesday Matinee.
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Evenings at 8. Mstinees at 2.
Special Matinee.
THURSDAY MAY 5,
will be produced for the
FIRST TIME IN AMERICA,
. New and Original Melodrama
founded on facts) by
ROBERT LEWIS STEVENSON
and
WILLIAM ERNEST HENLEY,
entitled
DEACON BRODIE
THE DOUL LIE LIFE
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OUR SOCIETY

in which Messrs F. H VANDERBILT Walden Ram-
say, Il Etinge and H. Hogan. and Misses Maud
Harrison. Annie Russell. Virginia Buchanan.
Jenny Eustaee, Adele Clarke. Marie Greenwald
and 6. ]. phillips viii appear.
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TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE,
u Bnder the management oil. .....-...J. NJ. HiH.
Evenings at 8 80 Saturday Matinee at ..
ANNIE P1XLRY.
First time in this city Of A. G Gunter's play,
THE DEACONS DAUGHTER
New Sengs. Sparkling Medeys Handsome
Costumes and New Scenery.
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The nasty Passais water you must not driak, I'M
less you filter it. Filters of all kinds. sizes and
prices at Wood K Menash's. l32 Newark and 10 IA
vonia avenues.
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Rsfrigsrators, water filters, clothes wringers
carpet sweepers, woodenwar re, willowware, and tin
ware, at Wood & Menagh's, 15a Newark avenue,
aad ITO Pavozia avenue.
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MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
Nl Mr. A. M Palmer. ....l..s 80. Sole Manag
Begins at $50. Over at IL. Saturday Matinee at
MONDAY. May 2-Brilliant reproduction Of t
charming comedy adapted by Clinton Stuart es
and entitled,
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For the accommodation of those wishing to avoid
the crowds on the grounds an office has been estab
lished at
HARTNEIT'S DRUG STORE, COR. MONTGOMERY
AND WARREN STREET,
where reserved numbered tickets can be purchased
at the regular price and admission tickets At the
usual slight advance.
EXCURSION RATES oNALL RAILROADS.
W.T. EXHIBIT NGw ARK MAY 5.
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YCEUM THEATRE, NEW YORK
IL FOURTH AY. CARS TO 23D L. and 4TH AY.
Daniel Frohman. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Manager.
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18th STREET THEATRE. COR. 9Th AVE
1t j. w. ROSENQUEsr, Sole Manager
nth WEEK OF, DENAfAN THOMPSON,
in a magnificent produ elton of
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Seats may now be secured at the box Office.
Gallery 2sc. Reserved. 55c-, Soc. T5c.. ST. 81 So
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new comedy, entitled
---...--....'.-....a.- --.-,-....
THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
A GREAT CAST.
T. a. Sothern, W J. LemoYne, J. W. Pigott,
Herbert Archer, Rowland Blackstone, w. G.. Bel
lows, w. A. Faversham, Estelle Clayton, Alice
Crowther Vida Croly and others.
Seats Reserved by Mail or Telephone.
Pross-An Reserved-50c. 75c., $1.Co. $1.5e.
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CURTAIN RISES 8a5. SATURDAY MATINEE at .
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JoTTINGs HERE AND THERE.

LocKPoRr, Feb 3.rhe Seneca tribe OF Indians on the
Tonawanda Reservation celebrate their New Year, or
Feast OF the White Dog" this week This feast partakcs
o. all their pagan rites and consists OF roasting pure
white dog The meat OF the animal Is eaten BY the
Indians IN council.
BINGn,MToS, Feb tSpceidD.-The Democrats OF this
city to night nominated ~ /. Osborne for mayor. Os-
borne was defeated last year.
AuBURN, Feb 3.-William Comsock. the Oldest convict
in Auburn Penentiary died today. lie was received at
the prison In 1858 life sentence for IA murder In
Madison County. lie killed his father and mother cut
out their hearts and ate them.
PouGHKEEPsIE, Feb. "a 7. Rogers OF the Hudson
River leo Yacht Club who secretary OF that organiz
on complains that the OF Tuesday for the cham
pionship OF the Hudson River unusy reported lie
writes that OF eleven boats starting five OF the ud
son River clubs beat the Shrewsbury boat scud namely
Reindeer Northern Light St Nicholas Great scott and
all OF these In ahead OF the Scud IN the
order named yet the report of the race never mentioned
the Nicholas Great Scott both OF which, he says,
beat the acud The figures OF the published on
Wednesday those OF William I. Booth. OF the Re-
gatta COMMITTEE. Mr. Booth tclegraphed 10 H. Harrison
Banord New York. last night, that they were correct
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-
RRDOkINN

The Board Supervisors Yesterday awarded contract for
the sidewalk etc about the new Hall OF Records to T.
J. Casln for S2".9OO.
Absolute divorces were granted yesterday TO Charles
edeer Mrs Lucy Rieiercr, and TO Mrs Frances f.
NooDsn from Thomas ~ Noonan.
Governor nm having signed the bill allowing the Park De
years this
priation. tile men will be paid this week.
Six grocerymcn were fined IS each yesterday by Police
Justice Walsh for exposing partrdges for sale out OF
They forgot that the season closed Monday
Miss Aletta NJ Vanderveer, daughter OF William Wander.
OF Island who engaged TO Assembly
" M Newton of the KILN District died Wednrs.
the Roman Catholic Church Of ST. Charles BorrOmeo in
Sidney place.
At the hearing in the Cheesebrough case before United
states COmmiss Benedict yesterday. Miss Eliza storm
redirect examination In regard
deeds made By Charles A. Cheesebrough and wife TO her
mother and others after the death OF count" Blazius
Cheesebrough The consider small while the
property. which had belonged TO the Counts" portion the
estate valuable The hearing adjourned for thirty
days
verdict for the full amount recovered yesterday in
suit brought by Mrs Terwiger against the Supreme Coun
ell OF tho ROYAL Arcanu To recover $1,000 the amount Of
that he concealed the fact that he suffered
a rupture when he submitted to medical examination
all probably be sought. The verdict with
II S49j ss interest
complaints OF lack OF cvilty and
the Health Department under COMMISSIONER Oerson, and
Mayor whitney that e has called DR. Otersons attention
the matter The Mayor said yesterday that there
employees 10 the apartment who we're qualified
the work Imposed upon the ana especially the deputy COM
missioner who Ia Dr. Ottesons brother lacked
qualities led IN his position and seemed forget that he
OF the public The Mayor said he had already
spoken Commissioner Otterson would do
lie the causes Of complaint and improve the
health service OF the city.
No. took place last evening In the school building al Keap
and South Second The members of the Board OF Ed.
ucaton and Superintendent Patterson present This
school opened October IL and has had average al
tendance OF 700 pupils
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WAR NETS IN Wall STREET

EFFECT OF DECLINES IN LoSDoN AND PARISH
RALLY on A RUMOR
Wall Street was excited again yesterday by fears OF
n European war; which were increased by rumors OF
financial disturbances at Paris, Vienna and Berlin.
In London the price OF consols declined from 100 OIL
at the close on Wednesday to 99s and at Paris per
cent rente. tell from 1910 10 70.S5 the lowest point
for two years. These movements were accepted by
Wall street unmistakabc signs OF war without the
additional information that business at the Paris
Bourse had been almost entirely suspended, that
Germany had negotiated large loan and that Russia
had forbidden the expectation OF horses. Irees AT
the Stock Exchange we're depressed by selling for
foreign well tor timid investors aud bold
bears The that most largely held abroad
Louisville and Nashville, Central Pacific anu Texas
Pacific suffered the heaviest Declines and other
stocks. fay orites OF the English speculative pubLc
declined proportionately.
cent lower, and exceptionally Reading opened g per
cent lower. The declining tendency was checked
before 10 had proceeded tar aud the extreme declines
did not per cent tor Louisville aud Nashville
and 2 pcr cent FOR Central Pacific and other weak
stocks. In the afternoon there a sharp rally,
VIII CHI started apparently by rumor that the
President had vetoed the Interstate Commerce bill.
The strength OF the market evidently frightened
tipid bears and they contributed something 10 the
force OF the rally When the found to be
false prices began TO yield and the advance
was not sustained to the close. New-iork aud New
England lei the upward movement and closed some
what higher than on Wednesday The final changes.
however almost universally declines, which
ran ged IRON small fractions Ia ~ DER cent The
total transactions were not large and excepting rare
instances the dealings we've Tar IRON beng excited